THE AER2 RECEPTOR FROM VIBRIO CHOLERAE IS A DUAL PAS-HEME OXYGEN SENSOR.

Brian R. Crane; Teck Khiang Chua; Nattakan Sukomon; Suzanne E. Greer‐Phillips; Mark S. Johnson; Kylie J. Watts

doi:10.2210/PDB6CEQ/PDB

THE AER2 RECEPTOR FROM VIBRIO CHOLERAE IS A DUAL PAS-HEME OXYGEN SENSOR.

Brian R. Crane
, Teck Khiang Chua
, Nattakan Sukomon
, Suzanne E. Greer‐Phillips
, Mark S. Johnson
, Kylie J. Watts

Microbiology Division

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Original language	American English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2210/PDB6CEQ/PDB
State	Published - Jul 1 2018

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